The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-14
packed will, people. at least 6, 600 peo.

ple wiinesaed tbs ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. II. F, .Keeler. Tho
liconse was furnished by Judge
Ghs.en gratis, Mr.. Keeler charged moth
ing for his services, and the Globe Hotel
furnished without charge fine wedding
fsast. After the ceremony the newly
welded pair, with Mr.. Kealer aud Mr. Some.
born, were driven through the principal
etreets In a fms coach. The merchants OF
Bellalre Wed with each other in giving
costly presents, and they will start In Lie
with a pretty good equipment Tor house.
keeping. NJ I6sEt AZ .(TFIT.j
To-day there will DO q number Of inter.
eating contests on the programme. Atisaes
Emma Cochran, Ida Heathoringtou,
Mimic Holman, Allie Mellott, Lizzie
Randolph and Mary shannaielt have on.
tered tho content for the handsomest lady
at the lair. One OF the above ladies OK.
pects to carry AWAY the priz, offered by
tho Bachelor Club Of tho Globe Hotel, /
Charlea Hauke, Jr., aud three other
young mon, employees at the round house,
will roll car wheel race. I1, llltl a. !
Messrs. W. II. Little, P. Cfiawell and
William schindswolf, the committee %.
pointed 10 choose judgos for the ii,em an
contests, have designated as Judgos-C Coils.
D. Fl. Rankin, John R. Cow, Miiler Booth.
Time keepers-Capt. ". F. Wenner,
Capt VIC. Grafton, Charles Rosssr.
Tho baby chow ct the A. NJ. Z, church
has been postponed until next wsok, In
respect to Mrs. Mary Jacobs, who died q.
10 o'clock Wednesday night. gF,- Nm
Last evenings Tribune says: "Now that
the Street Fair ia q great auccess, every.
body is for It,. PLEASE remember, friends
that for several weeks The Evening Tribune
that frat suggested tho prof act had lone
some time in trying to get the people te
take hold Of 1t. Oar merchants aud huss.
nessmen all feel proud OF the result" The
Tribune does deserve credit for Beitasing
the project TIL the people took hold. Z
| WHAT BELLAIRE NEEDS. .1fiA
There was ono very striking difference
between the crowd OF Bsllaire on the
opening day aud that ut steubenvflle, snt
that was the ANAL proportion Of country
people at Bsllaire and the large proper
ton at steubonyille-country people who
camo In In their own Wagons, buggies Of
carriages or on horseback. AT S!eubon
vile the town was crowded full OF yehi
Giles, while o. Bsllsire there were acarcely
any. One reason for this was that nearly
everybody west and southwest OF Bellairl
can reach the city BY the Baltimore
Ohio and Bellaire, Zanesville 4 Oincin
natl narrow gauge roads. The latter road
particularly, is a great avenue for countr,
trade. But there Is another reseon which
a Bsllaire man referred to yesterday in .
conversation with au IHTRLL1oEScEn re
fporter. Said he: "Beiiaire peets ,goot
country roada and plenty Of thom. Th,
country trade tina. legitimately belong.
here goes to Bridgeport or Wheeling o.
ST. Clairsyille. In bad weather the farm
ers can't get here, and they get into tn;
habit Of going somewhere elee, and q
there all the year rouud.n &
Another common remark yesterday wa,
that 1t was shame that tho Belaire stree
cars were allowed to run as they do. Tht
franchise is worth money, and If tn,
authorities would take stsps 10 have it for
feited, doubtless the line would be- i'm
proved. The present track is uucared for
the cars are relics, the horses poor, auc
the accommodations inadequate. Y ester.
day in spite OF all this they were Gro wded
the revenue! Of each trip being more
money than ono Of the cars is worth. 81